i ;
:
I
4
I
- - . . ; - t
6 Tks is!acaas, Sala Orsw
v xVarnnrT 2I 1SS3
I
SOCI ETV - CLUBS IMUSIC
A
roun
Town
Br JESTBIE ENGLISH
: INVITATIONS . .. are in the mail
from Senator and Mrs.- Eugene E.
Mrth to an at home tor which
. they will be " hosts on Sunday,
llarch. 1 at their new McMinnville
residence ... Members of the
' atate senate, of which Senator
Marsh Is president; their wives and
the board of control and their
wives have been Invited to call
between 430 and 730 o'clock
- Dinner bests ... Cblef Justice of
the Ortfra Sapresae Coart and
Mrs, Latsarette wiU entertain at a
buffet dinner Sunday at their
Falrmount CHI residence for the
- pleasure of Gereraer and Mrs.
; rami I. Patterson ... The George
WuUnftM motif win be ased la
k tnedeeer,.. Carers win be placed
for Governor and Mrs. Patterson,
Secretary of SUte and Mrs. Earl
T. Newbry. State Treasurer and
Mrs. Slgfrid B. TJnaader. Senate
; President and Mrs. Eagene Marsh,
Speaker ef the House and r Mrs.
- Sadie WUbebn Jr., Attorney Gen
oral and Mrs. Robert Y. Thorn.
i ton. Mrs. Barry B. Belt and the
; beets ... v iV.:-X;--:;-.f "
From Washington, D.C . . . comes
word that Miss Alene Phillips, per
sonal secretary to Douglas Mo
Kay. Secretary of the Interior,,
entertained at luncheon one day
last week in the private dining-
room of secretaries from Capitol
Hill . . . Among them . . . Miss
' Grace' Townsend from the office of
. Senator Guy Cordon, who has oft
en, visited in Salem . . . Ruth Hall,
former Salem resident, who is now
in the office of Senator Prescott
Bush, Connecticut . . . she, for
merly was in the office of Senator
Wayne Morse ... Mrs. Dorothy
Wood ring, who i has a host : of
friends in Salem and is secretary
' to Congressman Walter Norblad
, . . . also Miss Genevieve Cooper
1 and Miss Ethel LT Johnson, who
, have many Oregon relatives
: Celebrating- ... his third birth
day today Is Kebert Guild, son of
Mrs. Wallace Guild ... the affair
is to be beld this afternoon be
tween 3 and 5 o'clock at the Guild
heme on Bolton Bivd . . . Wish
lag Robert a happy birthday will
be Mrs. Robert W. Gonnsen and
Panl ... the latter a cousin of the
boner guest ... Mrs. Richard
Batter; Linda and Susan, Mrs.
Herbert Adler and Becky, Mrs.
Robert Hlnkle and Tammy, Mrs.
James Miner and Jeff, Mrs. Grace
Widdows and son Mark ...
"t Welcome home ... for Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Burlingham, who ar
rived in the capital Friday night
from a five weeks sojourn in
. Hawaii v. . they spent most of their
time in Honolulu and made their
.headquarters at the Royal Haw
aiian Hotel ... they also enjoyed
trips to the other Islands . . . The
travelers made the trip both ways
on the Lurline ...
Weekend Jottings ... Mr. and
rtn, Judy and Christy, ef Pnyal-
Inp, wash, rare spending the
weekend In the capital at the home
r ka brother d saster-lavtoi
Mr. and bin. Herman C Jochlna-
eeav ;. .
Seattle bound . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Lelaad Shiaa and Mr. aad Mrs.
Otto Skopil Jr. are leavtmg today
attle . . . Mrs. Walter lVSpaaJ-
dng wta WajBeatUe for . oe
learn resiseats, Mr. aad Mrs. Ru
sell Mnrdock . .
Notewerthy . . . Mrs. Beatrice
Peterson. Portland director of the
Junior Red Cross, Multnomah
County Chapter, American Rod
Cross, who will bo the guest
speaker today at the Junior Red
Cross luncheon at the Golden
Pheasant, has a son following her
footsteps . . . for this week she re
ceived word from Washington.
D.C that be has been elected the
national president of the Junior
Red Cross . . . he went east to
attend the meeting . . .
Rainbow Girls . . . are busy
stuffing envelopes for the Easter
Seal Sale . - they are inserting
several : enclosures In 11,000 en
velopes, which .will be ready for
mailing on March 5 .... . r"
r
TPM Club Fotcd
At Dinner .
Mrs. Charles Bottorff was hos
tess for the February meeting: of
the TPM dub at the Mayflower
Hall. A- covered dish supper was
served on tables covered with
white cloths and -bright with
Valentine decorations.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
William McKihney, Mr. and Mrs.
John Heppner, Mrs. Laura Pan
gle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer TerrilL
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Stitchler; Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Brandt, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Brandt and children,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jipp, Pamela and
Roger, Mr. and Mrs. William
Damery, .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Brandt, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Heln,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peffer, Donna
Brandt, Jack Hede, Jim Brandt,
Larry Brandt, Mrs. Jesse Rauch
and Mr. and Mrs. William Hart
ley. Birthdays honored were those
of Mrs. Heppner, Mr. and Mrs.
Damery and Mrs. E. E. Brandt.
Satter-Wilson Rites
PEDEE Lucy Wilson, daughter
of Mrs. Alva Bliss, Fedee, and Roy
Satter, both of - Chitwood, were
married in the office of the Justice
of Peace in Dallas Saturday. At
tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Alva
Bliss. The newly married couple
left Sunday for a trip to Anderson,
Cal- where they will visit a sis
ter of Mrs. Satter. They will make
their borne on the farm of the
Square Dance
Jamboree fori
High Schools j
m Watcn fon RaW TTIrh
School will bo one of the cactdi-
Mr. ooid Mrs. Stanley W. Orman (Mara&ret Schwein
ing) whose) marriage took place at the First Christian Church
in San Francisco an Feb. 14. The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Blanche Schwienina, formerly of Salem and now of San
Francisco, and Walter H. Schwiening of Renton. Wash. A
reception was held at the Mill Valley home of the Leslie
J. Smiths, former Salem residents and uncle and aunt of
the bride. The couple will live in Novato, Marin County,
Calif. '
Former Salem
Girl Married
In Bay City
Of Interest to the bride's , many
Salem friends is the marriage of
Miss Margaret Schwiening, daugh
ter of Mrs. Blanche Schwiening,
formerly of Salem and now of
San Francisco, to Stanley W. Or
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hartwell of Mill Valley, Calif on
Feb. 14.
The ceremony took place at the
First Christian Church, in San
Francisco with a reception follow
ing 'at the home of the bride's un
do and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
J. Smith of Mill Valley, formerly
of Salem.
For her wedding the bride chose
dates competing for "Queen of the
Sweethearts' to be picked at the
"Valentine Special square dance
iambens to he hlfl In RiUr.
High gym from 2. to S pjn. today
under the sponsorship of the; Sa
lem E2&1 Square Dance Club.
Illffh school from thrnn4iVntt
the state have been invited and
each attending will enter erne
candidate for the "Queen of the
Sweethearts.' The Queen will be
picked by a drawing.
To date, six high schools have
accepted Invitations and still snore
are expected to attend the square
dance. The accepting high schools
are Lincoln and Benson of Port
land, Corvallis, Albany, Dallas and
Salem. -..' :,-- ! .
Goect Cllkn will Kb Khh-ljMr An-
ruers, tsm UDertnexzer, uargaret
UDertetjrier, Bruce . Burden, Ray
Gound, Erma Weir and Howard
Saucy. Bob Frail, Square Dance
Club president, and Mrs. Penny
Fontaine adviser of . Soum.
Dance Cutty will also be callers.
SUvttrtoav Mil Koltfc km
hostess at an evening party Wed
nesday at her Third Street home
for a group of friends. Mrs. Tom
Lunch was eo-hnxtM Ymritixl fnr
the evening were Mrs. Mike Lunch,
juts, un Jtteea, sars. Kobert Hag
eard. Mrs. H-rron OHmm ur-rm
Marcus Wentzel, Mrs. Mike Han
nan, Mrs. Ralph Sears, Mrs. Bo
ner juigerton, Mrs. Verier Sey
doll, Mrs. Dean Johnson end Miss
Bonnie Opperud.
M. Harper celebrated their SOth
wedding anniversary on Febru
aury 12 with a dinner at their
homo for eleven guests. Cards
Mrs. Glen Lengren. Mrs. John
Jelderks, Mrs. Howard Booster
and Robert M. Harper. f '
Pythian Sistors
To Independence)
A large group of Pythian Sis
ters motored to Independence
Thursday night to visit Willamette
Temple. The honor guest was Mrs.
Aioert Gimde, SUvertor. the grand
chief. Nearly a hundn I attended
from Salem, Dallas, Eugene,
Hubbard, Oregon City and Silver-
ton.
Mrs. arl Burk. Salem, past
grand protector, was Introduced
with the grand officers. Others
from Salem attending wers Mm.
dames G. W. Thomas, Lennlo Ir
vine, Herman Bergner, Dora
Stanton, Wayne Stanton, Axel Ja
cobsen, Nora Pearce, A. A. Nio
derberger, A. W. BockafeDow, Clif
ford Schultz. Harrv Wilson. Clara
Norton, Trilla Oatman, Oscar Vas-
zaret, scon bns3it. O.
Mrs. Leslie J
mm' child-' groom at Chitwood.
Into the Frying Pan .
Automatic Fryer Has Dono Much to
Revive Old Time Deep-fat Cookery
By MAXTNC BTJRCN
Statesman Wossaars Editor
Deep fat frying went into a temporary decline a generation
i ego, but with the advent of the electric fryer it has become popu
;; lar aeain.
There are many excellent recipes for deep fat frying, and if'
i you're the owner of an automatic fryer, you're probably reading
the accompanying manual carefully and madly trying the re-
clpes. . ;
However there are hundreds' of them and perhaps you may
: like to try out a recipe, say, for ham fritters with cheese sauca,
: nice main dish for dinner. ;
a white lulls and OianHllv lscs ?wJi - -nams.
hilMii. tfnwn AVM h. n wa rgner,
J 1 j 1 . .
cap held in place her shoulder UeW I-leen JrresldenUl
length Teu. She carried a bouquet
of white orchids, freesias and bou-
vardia. Walter H. Schwiening of
Renton,- Wash, gave his daughter
I In marriage,
Miss Marilyn Kufner of San
Francisco, a cousin of the bride
Recently elected YTeen nresl.
dents and their clubs are Sally
Reiwald. Leslie 7th srsds Y
Teens; Claudia Peterson, Leslie
8th; Donna Zeh, Leslie 8th; San
dra Everitt Panish 7th: Carol
HAM FRITTERS
i
tablespoon melted fat i 1 cup chopped cooked ham
cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 eggs
teaspoon salt cup milk
teaspoon baking powder 1 Fat for frying
Sift together flour, and baking powder. Add eggs beaten with
milk. Stir in ham and melted Crisco. Drop by the spoonful into
deep not Crisco (365) (or hot enough to brown an inch- cube of
bread in 80 seconds). Fry until brown. Drain and serve with
cheese sauce, j ! " -
r'"- Cheese Sauce i
and daughter of Mrs. Grace Ton- t?JV. pri 8thi Shirley Tabor.
.v c.Lw. , I Parish 9th: Joanne Hoksomh. Wait
honor. She wore a ballerina gown f IXmna Lawrence, West
of toast tulle over yellow taffeta Salem-th; !u?.d Barbara Sharpo,
iil m . i wexi Maifrm urn '
wiui ura mniTB. m ramwi I - .....
bouquet of Talisman rosebuds.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Schwiening wore a pink dress with
pink and black patent accessories.
Her flowers were green orchids.
Out-of-town guests at the nup
tials were Mrs. Tonack. aunt of
the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. C W.
Dunn of Salem, longtime friends.
After a wedding trip the newly
weds will be at home in their new
residence at Novato. Marin Coun
ty, Calif.
The new Mrs. Orman is a grad
uate oi saiem schools and is em
ployed by the Southern Pacific
Co., in the bay city. Her husband
is on the staff of Girard's Inc.,
in san KaiaeL. L
Mrs. L D. Kalsis was hostess for
an informal luncheon and after
noon games on Thursday. Guests
were Mrs. Alfred Strawn. Mrs.
Floyd Norman and Mrs. Allen
Keith.
Mrs. Joseph Franks was hostess
to the Sigma Kappa alumnae at
her Saginaw Street home Thurs-
oay night. A dessert suxmer w
served followed by a book review
rjy Mrs. iLeon Everitt.
Members of Bethel 43. Job's
Daughters, win hold a business
meeting this afternoon at the
Masonic Temple at 1:30 p.m.
Hostesses Fcfo -
Miss Barnwell
" FOUR ; CORNERS Miss Janet
Barnwell, whose marriage to Don
ald Brant wQl be an event of
February 21. was honored at a
bridal shower on Wednesday eve
ning when Mrs. . Ernest Walker
opened her borne with Mrs. Ross
Chrismaii gad Mrs. LeRoy J.
Stewart as cc hostesses. -
Bidden for the pleasure of Miss
Barnwell . were , her mother, Mrs.
Ben Gisler, her sister Miss Joann
BaraweJL her fiance's ' mother,
Mrs. Albert BranL Mrs.CecU Hun-
saker, Mrs. Clara Moris, Mrs. S. H.
Cable, Mrs. Homer Bales, Mrs.
Warren ShrakevMrs. Harold Snook,
Mrs. Oliver Kickman. - Mrs. Rex
Nicholson, Mrs. Hardie PhUlips,
Mrs. . M. White, Mrs. Jess Mc
llnsr, Mrs. Waldo Miner. Mrs.
J. . Webster, Mrs. Wuuam Fies
ter, Mrs. Tarz Aufrane, the Miss
es Shirley Etzel and Geri Bales
Candy Sale to Continue
: .The Blue Birds and Camp Fire
girls of Salem and Mill City are
ready to -start the last week of
their annual candy sale under the
direction of Mrs. Robert . White.
They have been greatly pleased
with your response to the new
product and more candy had to
be ordered to fill the demands.
The girls are hoping that the last
week of the sale win be as big a
success as the first one.
SEE NORGE
Begore Ton Buy
The Only Fiace In 8alem"
To Boy
n
orae
a
Is aft
AL LAUE,
REFRIGERATION A APPL
2350 SUte St. Ph. 8-84U
Mrs Latham Goes East
SILVERTON Mrs. . H. Br La
tham, who tu cd as chairman of
the Silverton Publio ' Library
Board -for more than SO years,
reslenins? to move to" Oakland.
Calif, four years ago, left Oak
land for New Jersey Thursday for
a visit with her daughter; Mrs.
Aian sacuung, according to news
received here by friends.
Mrs.- McClung. (Louise' Latham)
who attended Silverton ' schools
sad the University of Oregon re
cently joined her husband in New
Jersey where he was transferred
after being stationed with the
navy in San Francisco for some
years. "'"'''j'
Bliss King Tells Troth
Announcement Is being made of
tne engagement ox Miss Iarlene
King, daughter of Mrs. Rosalie
Wallace of Salem and E. W. Smith
of Pendleton, to Charles Diller,
Aurora, son of E. C Diller of Au
rora. No date has been set for the
wedding. The betrothal waa made
known at a party in Aurora on
valentine's Day. .
The Boms Eesnosaics dab of
West Salem Grange will meet today
at 1 pan. at the home of Mrs.
Frelda Brog, 1545 Kim St.
Couplo- to Vcd
In April
SILVERTON The wedding date
for Miss Irene Moseng and Gail
Cantrell has been set for April IS
at B pjn. at Trinity Lutheran
Church with the Rev. J. A. Luthre
to officiate.
The engagement of the couple
was announced late In January.
Miss Moseng is now in the offices
of Dr. Norman Dodds at Silver
ton, while Mr. CantreU Is witJa
the J. C Penney Co., in CoqulUo.
He has been with the company at
Silverton for the past year, being"
transferred to Southern Oregon in
January. .
Larg selection of Camellias
m bieom. Visitors w4-
MHIard Henny
HZNNY CAMELLIAS
AND 'AZALEAS ' '
BXOOKS, OKEOON
Fellow signs 1 mL N. sf Brooks
On Highway SS
Aiiio-Tnicb-riro Insuronco
Fire insurance rates are net the
same la all csmpaaies be
are to cheek en ear rates, also
pay by the year and save
money.
i
Bill and Geo. flslios
District Agents t
1455 No. Capitol SL
tiai'K m T W A 1
Phone 3-5S31
Betweea TJood A ShlppLmg Ste. oa Oway golag North
1 cup milk
Vt cup grated cheese
-i -
i , 2 tablespoons butter
: 2 tablespoons flour i
! " : 1 teaspoon salt i
i - Melt butter, add flour and salt and mix well. Add milk and
stir constantly until mixture boils. Stir in the cheese. Serve hot
x on ham fritters. "' - . --V-;. ; '.
I J Or these interesting doughnuts, easy because they need not
be rolled out: : k ..
: ' ; ORANGE DROP DOUGHNUTS
- 2 tablespoons melted j 2 teaspoons baking powder
shortening j ; H teaspoon nutmeg
1 cups sifted all-purpose 1 egg .
flour Cup milk -
: H cup sugar 1 teaspoon grated orange rind
teaspoon sal , .., ..-.-. . -,.-.....;
p Sift flour, sugar, salt, baking powder and nutmeg together.
1 Beat egg lightly and combine with milk. Add to dry mixture. Stir ;
-lightly and quickly to thoroughly mix. Blend in melted shorten
ing and grated orange rind. Drop by teaspoonfuls into fat heated
to 375 (or hot enough jto brown an Inch cube of bread in 60
seconds). Drain on absorbent paper. "Dust with powdered sugar IfL
desired. Makes 12 to IS. "
FKYTNO FACTS -,' j
; Most foods that are fried may be done either In a deep kettle '
or a shallow skillet. - -j . . - - - -
- ; Use a deep kettle 6 to 7 inches in diameter for deep frying. -
Use a heavy skillet for pan frying.
. , ' A frying thermometer assures controlled frying temperatures -'
and greater use of fat lot deep frying if you nave no intrtinatjf I
' xryer. - -
I Keep used fat covered and in a cool place. '
i .. ' Strain 1st after frying egg and crumbled foods or batter:
covered foods. - - - . - , -
CLU3 CALEfrDAn
sarraoAT "-; "S . '"
-Honsa Kosa Court, Order of Ama
nita, Masonic' Temple t p.m.
Saieia Branch, AAtTW . luncheon.
Americas Leinaa Club, t pjxx.
Auburn AfotBers CluO snnsal
St KbMUUMlW, sao
r-i r- .
.. . nooHriG
Ycyr Dc:t Cuy h
tifetima, economy, prcJzctJon,
? " r. " - f:mjzjL
m as eV S mm,-mmmm asrais4
- ZZ23 Tcnad CssJ
Visitors Honored
At Parties1
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Le
onard Humble and Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Humble from Woford, NJD.
who are in the west for the 50th
wedding anniversary of the men's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. d Humble
of Oirvalusv have been feted by;
former neighbors, who now live at
Silverton. Tuesday noon the Hum
bles were luncheoon guests of Mrs.
O. Opperud. Additional guests were
Mrs. Henry Haxtvickson and Leon
ard, also formerly of Wolford.
Tuesday night Mr. and ' Mrs.
Herman Christenson. were dinner!
hosts for, the r two: visiting cat
pies, and Mr. and Mrs. Henrr
Marvickson, and Lexmard and Mrs.
Upperud. . ;
SuvertonfoIk who clan, .fa at
tend the wedding anniversary eel'
ebration at Grace Lutheran Church
at Corvallis -Sunday , are Mr. and
Mrs. Alden - Clemetson. '. Mr. anrl
Mrs. Herman Christenson, Mr. and
Mrs. liartvlckson and Leonard,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berg. Mrs.
wpperua and Miss iwrri Onmr.
UQU ' .
Snfcr zi$i CcIIj?
The'
Eell-Donib
EI3B!
1
And
The
Wm Jdaa DoatroT Afl LUo
: upon this Planet by the Use
of the Atom and Hydrocen
Bombs? What about God's
Great Secret, Weapons?
When WO They Be Used?
Sunday inghi, Feb, 22.
r.'hes new drc3 or di tz2 to help
your coc'b or chest cold daat delay.
Creomul&ioa coatnmi only safe. hc!p-
sul. promts la-redjeati sad no nar
cotics to disturb nature s process. It
joes into d troccLU rrrtna to JJ
carore sociLs acJ tcr.J nw, ttrlzx.
kLamed broncLIal mecl nines. Cost-
smsed to please or year Cmzzist rs
f ibwS money. Creomuloa has stood
tie test cf cary colons cf users.
EIda UhmctY and
Salem
Ste.
n
Hlvrtisiiii Ifflsf its ZS
special Tofey!
; m
PMiir!!es oLak t Lt L2....L.IJ
w iiiv siai wi jwwi IIUUSBIIUIU
budget you must maka It do an fficient
i". i . "
job.
tleire liter usigrl
It properly Informs you about the valuo of the things you buy.
It helps you make an intelligent choice of the things you need or want.
It tells you how you can make your life, and the lives of your family, more pleasant,
comfortable and satisfying. . : ,
' " ' ' I
Finally because Advertising is the whetstone of competitionit helps to give you In-
l creased value for your money. No. maker or seller of the things you. buy can long continuo to
exist unless he tells you about his products ond proves, through performance, the things he
toiis yuu
Informing the consumer of products and services Is just one of the many ways in which
- ,( . : r . i .
'00$
fo)
ftp, V73 -
"SJ13I1S:
I U Z7LJ
This adveri!ssmtKf Is published by
.;htl:tbttKatefAdvtrl3n3sc:rJ::salV
Cc3 Illait C;
a Ilii mli a
rh.. 2-234 Xleaseaable
m ia hmm -w . m - mt law W m W .